Under: Depths of Fear review — Trial and terror
If I could shout one thing from the horror video game mountains, it’d be, “stop designing hide-and-seek monster segments and…
Fighting EX Layer Review: One-On-One Fun
Layers upon layers. Fighting EX Layer is a one-one-one fighting game that’s built for a very specific audience. There’s no tutorial,…
Thrustmaster TCA Sidestick Airbus Edition review — Optimal flight conditions
(credit: Thrustmaster) As with any controller or peripheral, two things immediately come to mind: how it works, and what the…
Disintegration Review – First-Person Strategy
Disintegration smashes first-person-shooting and real-time tactics together to create a wild, crazy thrill ride of a strategy game with a…
BPM: Bullets Per Minute review – In the beat of battle
The intoxicating allure of modern Doom’s hyper-aggressive ballad of blood and bullets did not go unnoticed. There comes a moment…
Iron Harvest review — Something new on the Eastern Front
You could describe Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War and Company of Heroes as revolutionary RTS games. That is, if not…
Per Aspera review — Tilling the red soil
Mars is just a boring dead ball of rust-colored dust. That just will not do. We have to turn it…
Hotshot Racing review – Every famine virtua
Some games deliver exactly what they promise. In this case, Hotshot Racing promises a throwback to the flat polygonal arcade racers…
Bartlow’s Dread Machine review — Almost well-oiled
Releasing out of Early Access can be tricky. Bartlow’s Dread Machine, a unique twin-stick shooter with a surprising amount of creativity…
Yakuza: Like a Dragon review — Criminally good
I’m not going to beat around the bush here: Yakuza: Like a Dragon is fucking great. Yes, I know, I…